Make Bad Art to Overcome Perfectionism
by Risa Williams and Hilary Kern
What if the cure for procrastination and perfectionism wasn’t grit, discipline, or color-coded spreadsheets… but glitter glue, googley eyes, tinfoil birds, and making the worst art of your life?
The heart of our new illustrated self-help book, Make Bad Art to Overcome Perfectionism, is simple: When we intentionally make art that is silly, messy, and imperfect, we can free ourselves from our own inner critics and discover how joyful creativity can really be!
by Risa Williams and Hilary Kern
What if the cure for procrastination and perfectionism wasn’t grit, discipline, or color-coded spreadsheets… but glitter glue, googley eyes, tinfoil birds, and making the worst art of your life?
The heart of our new illustrated self-help book, Make Bad Art to Overcome Perfectionism, is simple: When we intentionally make art that is silly, messy, and imperfect, we can free ourselves from our own inner critics and discover how joyful creativity can really be!
- Title: Make Bad Art to Overcome Perfectionism
- Genre: Self-Help, Gift Book, Creativity
- Target Audience: Teens-Adults, Anyone who is young at heart.
- Mission: To help people take life and art less seriously and tap into their amazing sense of creative fun...for their own wellbeing and happiness (backed by science). Written by clinical therapists and professional artists with a combined 30 years of work with clients using creative tools.
- Page Count: Illustrated book, 175 pages.
- Marketing: Bad Art Challenge pages are inside the book which can be played like a game to boost creativity either individually or at group events. Our pitch proposal also includes card deck, board game and desk toys (see below). We host Bad Art Nights which can be duplicated by others using the instructions in the book!
Here are illustrated sample pages from our new book, Make Bad Art to Overcome Perfectionism. The file is usually too large to share via email, so hopefully, you will be able to view it here. Please contact [email protected] with any questions.
View the Make Bad Art Book Pitch Packet: Games, Toys, Events...
Another illustrated book by Risa Williams: What Calms You Down? (for early readers)
